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Today's News

  • Cynthiana Police Department

    Case reports
    June 6 – At 12:09 p.m., police were called regarding a child’s injuries sustained while with another parent.
    June 7 – At 9:07 p.m., police were called to Elmarch Avenue for a domestic dispute that was apparently taking place on the sidewalk.
    June 7 -- At 10:23 p.m., police were called to Walnut Street in reference to a domestic situation.
    June 7 – At 11:17 p.m., police were called to Elmarch Avenue regarding a noise/domestic disturbance.

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  • Harrison County Sheriff's Department

    Traffic Cases
    June 5 – At 1:55 p.m., a non-injury accident was reported on Licking Valley Road one mile from town. Paul Chamberlin was traveling on Licking Valley Road when he claimed to have had a seizure, causing him to black-out and strike a tree. Chamberlin then left the scene and was found by deputies at his home.
    June 11 – a non-injury accident was reported on Oddville Sunrise Road five miles from town. A vehicle owned by Anthony Blackwell was parked near Oddville Sunrise Road and was struck by an unknown driver.

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  • New Drivers

    Cheryl Byler, Andra G. Gaunce, James Russell Hill, Karen F. Hostetler, Joey Pratt, Nicholas Clay Hounchell, Elijah Jordan Reffett, Anita Renya Workman, Kelsey N. Lainhart, Anthony Harvey, Jordan Michelle Doram, Paul Royce.

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  • New Drivers

    Cheryl Byler, Andra G. Gaunce, James Russell Hill, Karen F. Hostetler, Joey Pratt, Nicholas Clay Hounchell, Elijah Jordan Reffett, Anita Renya Workman, Kelsey N. Lainhart, Anthony Harvey, Jordan Michelle Doram, Paul Royce.

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  • Trees, buildings damaged by Thursday storm

     

    A mid-morning storm Thursday left a swath of damage in its wake.

    The storm’s path was primarily contained to  the U.S. 62 West and Allen Pike areas.

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  • McCall killed in Wednesday morning accident

    Michael Todd McCall, 22, was killed in an accident on I-75 early Wednesday morning.
    McCall, driving a Chevrolet S-10, was northbound on I-75 and for an unknown reason veered to the right onto the should where a semi-tractor trailer had pulled off, according to Sherelle Roberts, Lexington-Fayette Police spokesperson.
    Roberts said the S-10 burst into flames.
    The accident occurred about 1:50 a.m. near the Athen-Boonesboro Road exit.
    Ware Funeral Home will be in charge of arrangements.

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  • Coppage is Kentucky’s Miss Softball

    Harrison County’s all-time hitting leader, Ashley Coppage, was named Miss Softball by the softball coaches of the state in a vote released Saturday.  

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  • Seventh inning blitz gives Central Hardin win

     

    The No. 1-ranked Central Hardin Bruins used a big third inning and a big seventh to score six times and subdue the Harrison County Thorobreds 6-1 in the quarterfinals at Whitaker Bank Park Thursday in the KHSAA State Finals.  

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  • Garnett is 10th Region Coach of the Year for third time

    Recognition continues to pour into Harrison County’s Fillies softball program as Coach Christine Garnett was again named 10th Region Coach of the Year. 

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  • Young Eagles
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